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solicits consignments through our Uol-
umns and to OF e so well known to oul
people. it is hardly necessary to say
that he is thoroughly posted in his bust.
ness. and for satisfactory returns in the
past, deserves the liberal patronage OF
our people.
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L. Floyd Mock. substituted trustee III
place Of y. T. Johnson. deceased. in 6
deed from Thorogocd n. Taylor anG
wife for benefit OF lanes I. Hurst, vii
sell at pubic auction to-day in front of
y. II. johnson IS store at Leemont, {;
certain tract Of land containing about
20 acres conveyed by said deed, and sit
lated near Leemoni.
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Iop, WIS first cousin TO Hon. .Geur!ts
r. Dennis. late United States Senator
from Maryland and of tbs late u.
Joseph S.hoolIio!d, of Portsmouth. ldtf 7
merly of Maryland. Mr.. Drf1i"M masss
ried a daughter OF Hon. Thomys Il.
.Ioynes, of Accomac county. "a lila,
an eminent public man. AMI h.r1a'e.
ers were Hon. Wm. II. Joyies, f0fS'ssy.
nv of The Cour5-nf Appeals Of this S'ala:
Professor T.. S. ,1oyneS. of the Medlea.l
College. Richmond. and Professor EG
ward S. Joynes, of Vanderbilt UnlVersl;
ty. Tennessee.
Mr.. Dunield adopted law as his pro,
fession. and praciced successfully on
tile Eastern Shore. At the breakin.t
out of the war hr esIoused the Sonth,
err cause. and will, tie rank of M.:5os,
served OIL the strffs of Generals WISE
and Preston After The war closed hN
made his home in this city: and reconis
menced the practice Of law, having WI
his cnparners his hrotharin law, tAb
late Judge George 2. Scarburgh, AID
his kinsman, Mr. Charles Sharp. This
connection continued from 1865 to 1871 !,
after which time Mr.. Duflicld WAS fJe
some years law partner of Mr.. WH|I
Is. Martin. g5I
Major Dufield represented this ciTA
and Princess Anne county in the 81
Senate for four years. and distinguishes
himself us an able and fearless dehsi
as The champion of internal inlr0
ments in the State, which were or No +
to be centering at this port. NJ
at the close of his public service MAI
ior ID. removed to Ashpviie. n. g. 55l'A
Tie deceased WAS a man of whomRR IS
might have been proud to call friY ~
Talented, cliivaIric, All able blsia !
man, and sclf.sacriIicirg citizeiy. &
was at AL times genial. . I3$
courteous. in fact, a Viigili3 81
man of the old school.
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Prof. Paul Billhar,It. of the

Prof. Paul Billhar,lt, OF the Gem Pr
ano and Organ Company. Washington,
visit every part of the Eastern Shore
where his services are wanted for the
purpose of repairing and tuning musical
instruments. He is master of his bust
ness and will guarantee satisfaction in
all cases. We cordially recommend
lliin, rs thoroughly proficient, in our
opinion in his business.
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Judge Gunter in vacation has granted
a chatter Of incorporation TO John T.
Powell, Edwin J. Foote and others un-
der the style of The Virginia FISH
Guano CCmpanyn-princil,al Office OF
company ii. Wac!lapreague City, Va.
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The enterpr. sing firm of S. J. Lewis
& Co., Parksley, through our columns
to-day solicit the patronage Of the pub
lie and offer bargains in such Il variety
Of goods that no one can fail to secure
what they want by calling Oh them
Their stock will Compare fayurably with
that Of Any retail store anywhere and
they do not propose To be uIld:rsold by
anyone. They have great faith i'll the
profits Of Il nimble siXrcEcc ana there
frre sch cheap.
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a musical and literary entertainment
will be given by the pupils Of Davis
Wharf school, Gil "Wednesday evening,
June Goth ut tile residence OF Capt. Pc
ter II. DAVIS. The patrons ard friends
of the school are cordially invited &c
attend. Exercises Will I,agin at 8 p. 10.
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The Farmers and Truckers Assncia-
ton OF Ma!psvllle will meet at that
place on The first Saturday in July. Ali
the members and al who m;,r wish to
join :he Association are requested TO
attend.
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On next Monday, court-Gay, we shall
expect Ill persons i'll arrears 10 us for
subscription tn pay us-and all "MUST
PAY" Win wish the visits Of the EN-
TERPRISE.
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Tie firm of Riggs & Goawin. Chill
ford has dissolved, The business will
he settled by Mr.. Riggs ard continued
nnder the style of J. R. Riggs 81 Co.
See advertisement.
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Miss Sarah Walston, Accomac c. f..
secures the medal at Augusta Female
Scnlil ary, StauDton. Va, this Year, Tor
proficiency IN vocal music.
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S. J. LEWIS II CO.,


anil a call will convince every one
that most of our comp .titors are
excellel in prices. 10 suit tle times.
A few articles only can be ennm.
Grated, a Call is necessary TO obtain
any definite idea of orr large and
pretty stock. Our Ladies Depart
ment is especially attractive and
worthy the attention Of all crStom-
ers, being filled w;ah IN endless va
riety OF dress go is-India linens,
Victoria lawns, Londsdale cambria,
check muslins in yarions designs,
ladies' cloth and snitiDgs. 100 differ
emf styles of Hamburg elgings, Sc.
For a gentleman'S complete OUT
five can't be beat, being supplied
with ready.made clothing Of every
grade, ~ complete lilr Of furnishing
goods, seersncliers, collars. cuffs.
ties, gloves, hosiery, &c.
Everything in fact suitable for
ladies, men and boys, and wanted
in every family are kept in stock
satteens, burherc,ot Turkish tow
els, table linens, white and Turkey
red, fans from 2 cents mp, parasols.
clocks atall prices, wire window
screens, carriage busters, horse nets,
fancy ear tips,c harness from
,S6 to $3.50.
Shoes for ladies and gentlemen
particularly are a specialtywith us
-gentlemen's genuine French kid
patent leather shoes being sold
from Site S450,, .andEsdIes' shoes
fevery description at prices to
suit tile times,
In groceries we especially take
the calo5-h..v Ng besides the uslia;
,-.. Ia e .sssas's & edsgoodsx
Of all kinds,.tl 80, I'M! :
-jl7TctK1es; sace ss q U
hams, dried baes
We also carr 's eeaattsline of hard
Ware, glassware, crockery, tinware,
wood and willowware, etc, and have
always in slock large quantities Of
flour guaranteed TO Suit.300 barrels
Of Powell's Winter Patent sold by
us,a barrel has never been returned
and we always keep on hand so
much is itappreciated Il flew barrels
to meet the wants of customers.
Every article OF merchandise al
most in fact can be supplied by us
and at the lowest prices always.
Call and we will convince you
that all we claim can and will be
proven. Come and examine for
yourself and We will convince you.
s. ). LEWIS g. CO.,
PARSLEY, VA.
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GSeersbwa 81, vile.

Crops in ills part Of The county ar
looking wei. though suffering for want
OF rain.
James ". Davis, Esq. !. citizen OF
our town.. is having erectei on lnt r.
Gently purchased Of Mi T Elton Jones
ana others. a handSorne twossory dwell
ling.
The reople hero are looking forward
with interest to the grant, andsglorious
4th of July celebration, fair and enter
tainmeAt, which is TO come off at this
place.
Tie u emhers of the NJ. P. Church at
is pastor. viii hold n festival for the
benefit of The M. p. Church parsonage.
located at Grcenlackyile, beginning on
tie last day OF. June ard closing on the
LIST of July.
The steamer Widgeon. plying between
Franklin City and Chincot eaGue Island
has been temporarily withdrawn from
the route, and left lust Tuesday for
Wilmington, Del, where she will be
oycrhauled and painted, which will oc-
cupy ten days or two weeks, after which
she Will resume her regular trips again.
A saillcat has been temporarily placed
ON the steamers route.
The following report OF the examina-
tion nf thp pupils of public school No. l..
Greenbackvile of which Misses Mamie
C. and Minnie l.. Gibbs are teachers,
shows thai they have not heen lille dur
irg the SESSION: Number If pupils above
90 per cent average: lSt grade-MiSscS
Mary T. Collins. .944. E. Lizzie Bell,
.a42, HENRIETTA Sharpley. 1886. Master
Bernard r. Powell, .9lS 2nd grade
Misses Lolita Taylor. .974, Tda~TsY!or,
.92i. Emma Tull 90l. 3r(l grade-Ed-
ward Sharpley. 9S3. Misses Eettie Glib,
.a5S, Maud Jarman, 95S, Eugene Bell,
943, Misses Lolita Hartman, Cd Minnie
Colona. 1884. Harry Collins 916, Gen.
eral average of the higher department,
$50 Primary department. lwood MAJ
son, .926. Miss Clara Mumfort', 1928,
Harry Selby. .901. General average of
primary department. .SO2.
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Mr.. +. Il. Polk will be III Drummond
town. coi;,t.,li,y with 4 choice line OF
samples Of SIMMER SuitiEgs. which he
viii offer q. exceedingly low nnces.
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James H. Fletcher. .Tr., Commission
er of Accounts at Accomac e. H., is
ready to receive proof OF al! demands
against estate Of Abel L. Johnson, de-
ceased.
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MIR. John o. Selbv. ore Of the most
prominent aud worthy citizens of the
county. is seriously i'll at his home, ut
Oak Hall.
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If you want TO buy god, cheap hand-
made shoes call on John I. SEQ t, Mar
ket street. Onancock. He will guarantee
YOU good iii every time.
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IFoR SALE.-At fair prices a cargo of
cypress shingles Just received from
E.prth Carolina. A. +. LiilistoG,
AccOmac G.. II.
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g l.llse James Myer e Co.'S, fours all
I tne time. they will give you satisfaction
a,h they are guaranteed. Sales increas-
>tll the time.
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Miss Margaret ScavburSh, daughter
OF DR.. Geo. II. Scar6argh is Il graduate
of the each-Wood School, Norfolk, this
session.
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BUSINESS NOTICES:

SALE. Several nice lots at East
'Vils5 station OIL reasonable terms. APP
ply to T. NJ. Scott, Johnsontown, Va
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pungoteague Grange viii hold Its
next regular meeting ut their hall on
the Fair Grounds. Thursday, July 2Stll.
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For SALE CHEAP.-A comfortable
house of three rooms and lot of oneacre
attached near Leemont. Amply to
D. T. White.
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Read the advertisement of Mr. T. L.
Trower. He offers ahargain in boat
sc.
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f4cNo Monarch genuine unless sold by
James Myer &c Go. We ale the pio-
sasa;ers of our brand. We want no clleap
- ]. sse.sNsrr0riaty, our goods are sold on their
| f,,,, N, nrJtc
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EE2ZZ7HsHzEE.s7ysdEXEca
IsGEEs-

1 BuND1cK-At. Nelsonia, June 18th,
only child IF Asa T. and
& lsalna Bundick, a.ed 10 monIls and
s. iIaYS.
cnly budded here on-earth to bright
|#58fsyi .0,p, in laavni,
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q New yoRN, june % ,is7.- Tile potato
! lsfket decidedly weaker to day. heavy
,hin storm having prevailed AM alyices
Afabollt twenty thousend barrels here
10 morrow caused prices to drop to
~ SO for choice and 81 to S. p for fair.
Think pr ospects will be no lower for
good stock. Onions selling at 81, cab
Gage $l.50, beans So to 50 80.
r.. s. PALMER.
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eat bad bread, use LEAFS Kirk
yhod Family. Always good.
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A Whale which went ashore some days
ago and WAS then alive, on Dawson
Shoals las since dird and is now on
Stingely Poilt." opposite this place.
z harpoon WAS cut from linn AT his first
landing place by Capt.. II. 5. A.illmer.
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EsTRAY.--Came to my premises sew
eral weeks ago black, unmarked hog.
owner can get it by paving charges.
Geo r. Justice, Hunting Creek.
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SUMNER GOODS!

Now open atFParksley, Va. and
one Of the largest and best selected
stock Of goods in the county at the
stora Of
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In skiff race here last Saturday for
;ppuisc of s. given 10y mcm%trs OF Oh
Dominion GunnerS and Anglers Asso-
citation the boats OF Capts James W.
Bell and Thomas Smith we're entered
Smith rocketed the Doodle.
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SATURDAY. JUNE 25. 1857:
LEGAL NEWS.

County Count commences next Nor
day.
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A favorite pastime with our town
athletes is a foot race, Tor stakes from
nickel 10 dollar. Last Saturday.
Ness. S. Jas. W. Bel and NJ. Ii. nulmln
were the contestants and the wealth OF
ljulman WAS increased Il dollar,
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Tile following representatives of Old
Dominion G'unnerS and Anglers AsSo-
ciaiion were in our town last week: W
$. Rouse, Thos iSt:i.mervillr. Frank
Ward, Irving Gibson. Il: 4. Farkes.
Washington, ID. c.; Samuel Mcdonald,
OHIO.
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THE MISSOURI STEAM WASHER.
Pricess$fo.
The Grea<Iabor Saver!
The Great Clothing Savert
The Great Soap SayerI

uc SEcdU iClUtlllu3 SsdFCIl
The Great Soap Sayerl
Six Important Facts
Isslst Rut $, clothes on a wash board
wears Them ont more than using then
or wearing them. ~ :;
End. The Missouri steam washer
cleans clothing without tile >use Of tho
wash board. - y
3rd. Byasaving the wear on wash
board, Clothing washed in the Missouri
steam washer wiz last twice as long.
4th Any family using tue M. o5oT
stea; washer will save its coz 49,
to FIVE. timesa year by the So
wear on clothes -
9th. The Missouri steam WASHED
away with all the severe dru
work dsy.
9Th. Families lacking hes 7a
strength are often compelled u
,;their washing done at great expE!< =
which might lie saved by doing it them
selves with the Missouri steam washed.
Notice what your own citizens say
about it.
Your steam washer WAS. brought 70
myheuse a few days ago. take pleasure
and done its work well. TIC. PITTS.
0nancock, March 18th. 'S7.
Having seen Che Missouri steam wash
er in use, think it a success and q
great saving Of labor. +. FL. PITTS.
March 2ast,. 's7.
have seen your machine worSsand
think it does all that is claimed forIt,
and will get one soon. J.F.RrLEY. Z
March 2lst, 'e7.
have seen your machine work aad
think 1t the best [ ever saw and would
not be without one for twice It's cost. j..
j. W. MEARs.
This steam washer does well all the
work thatis claimed for it 1t has been
used at my house with much satisfac-
tier. G. G. JoYNEs.
The Missouri steam washer does
such good work and gives such entire
satisfaction that yeu will please order
zone fer RAG. MRS. Y. WRIGHT.
ks ulSOOU1I SIClit1 WetolCl ifuOCS c1ll
work that it claims to do satisfactorily.
Mrs. rs. JOHNSON, NJ RS. Ed. MEARs-
have seen several steam washers,but
think the Missouri Steam washer tbs
nest eompleseone ever saw, and aeA4--
L s sssSssrAss coTT, Maa. -KEhIAa
;,as, q aiiHsss,ri steam: M:ss's-.
|; - !!Ess u -
r lind the Missouri washing machine
( al Yon recommend tito be. IcaIheart-
! lily recommend IL to my friends.
a P. WHITE
/ TIE Missouri steam, washer and ringer
bought by NE from you as agent nearly
two menLhs ago, has been in weekly use
since THAT TIME, / take pleasur IN re-
recommending it as q great labor saving
Ilnackine, does its work well aud in enc
half the time rs when done by hand !.
Dom t regret the price paid for it
TIC. PITTS
N. B.-Any one wishing to sec the
machine work, OF desiring to purchase
one, will please notify me.
w, F. JOYNES, Agt.
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ASK for LEAFS Flours. Always good.

For sALE.-valuable young cow,
fresh to pail. For terms, apply to
D. II. johnson, Leem0nt, Va,
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OaaucScA.

Rev. rank Boston, of Warrenton,
Va, WAS in town during the week.
Fl. R. Uuhdley returned home Satur-
day night from Randolph Macon COL
lege.
Large shipments of Irish potatoes are
being made to- Baltimore by steamer
from this place.
Miss Eva Roberts. of Norfolk, was
the eGest Ct Mrs. Robert i. Hopkins
during lust week.
Capt II. B. Keaton has sold lis fam
nea Clesconntssex, to james j.. B -lcte
for tie sum Of g, 500.
". r. Hallett las awarded Mr.. A sa
Bundick tile contract for building lis
rcw storcliouse. which is to he siugle
story 25,65 feet.
Mr., ard Mrs. W. c. Marshall have
left for FaGqu!er county. Va. 1t is
said Mr.. Marshall will not teach 1T the
next session OF the Academy.
Capt. Edward NJ. Hopkins is having
the old Russell dwelling on King street
torn down, preparatory to the erection
of a new dwelling near same site.
Miss Lizzie Quinby of Onancock, and
Miss Z. r. Battaile of Boggs wharf, pu-
pills at Hollins Institute this session,
have returned home. Miss Battaile
graduated this year and came very near
securing the scholarship medal.
On Tuesday morning work was COM
mcmced on Mcssrs Slncnmh.& Amcs
slorehnuse. 1le building when COM
pleted will be the largest structure of
the kind OH .he Sliurc-lcngtll 100 feot,
and breadth 50 feet. The lumber is be-
ing furnished by Mcssrs. Whitc& Go, ,cs,
LlUomtuwn.
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Bn1cKs-i am nOw manufacturing
for sale at Pocomoke City, first class
bricks. which can deliver at any point
along N. y, F. 81 n. r. Rat less price
than they can lie secured elsewhere. In
quantities of 5. 900 or 5000 can be bought
at greatly reduced price. J.T,Ackley
Pocomoke City.
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)EEgslesS pIcn<iiUNDIcK-Near Modes
une 5th by Rev. j. w. Ward,
& 1.T. Bundick to- Miss Mamie A.
Ni:ntlia:
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I have seen your machine work and
think it does all that is claimed ferIt,
and I will get one soon. J.F.RILEY.
March 2lst, 80. 10
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: :! Of i r TIE - d.
Eastern Shore Steamboat Company
OF BALTlMos 81,
SUntil further notice on aud afser Sunday,
May. 15t;i, 1887, will run their steamers al
follows, weather pe-mltt!ng,j lourlnS South ST.,
Wharf at no O'Clock n. "a.
steamer EASTERN SHORE.
CAPT. WV. MATTHEWS.
SUNDAYS and wEDNEsDAYs for OrIsleld, q ~
mans, Evans, Bogg's, N tndua, Davis, ReAds',
Miles,, Shields, uungars and y1r'ssWhdrves.
Fridays ut 6 am. Hungar's $50, shlolds' g.
Miles 9.l5, Davis lo.1b. Reads IL, Nnndua1
p. M, Boggs' 8, Evans 3.15. Honmau's 4,
steamer MAGGIE
CAPT. L.. j. HMlTH.
,foNpAY. and THURSDAY for CrIsLeld, Tauzier
Island, Elnney's OnancucS, C'escorno SEX.
Hunting Greek, Gunford. mess1nso.
RETURN Nc Wednesday and saturday, leaves
Messongo 6;,.m Gnlltord q, Hunting Creek $50
Chesconnessex 1I50, Onancock 9, Flnney' 8 $3.50,
Tangler Island 4.30.
Steamer TAMGIER,
CAPT. ]. W. WILSON
Every Tuesday ana Friday for Crlsleld Tlnncy's
Onnncock Shelltown. Pitts Wharf, Cedar Hall,
RETURNING-Leavcs Sr0w Hill Mondays and
Thursday at q. m, pocomnko Ciiy7.30, heho-
poth Q, Cedar Hail $50, Pitts wharf 10, On IN
cock 8 p. IN, Finney's $3.50 p. M
ALI steamers leave Crisfsld fol BaIti-
sSy more. on arrival Uf last down train.
Freight and passengers received for NIL points
on the n. Y, PhIla. and Norfolk, Wlcomico anu
Pocomoke L. Il. daily, Delaware, Maryland and
Virginia Railroads on Tuesdays and Fridays
only.
Positively no freight received attor 4 IS p, m.
and must be prepaid to all points, except
on the N. Y. Phila, and Norfolk Railroad.
P. r. CLARK, General Agent,
Jn.S South Srraet. Baitimore.
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At recent election of officers of
Ocean Lodge No. lie. the following
were chosen: A. T. Mears. w. M;
lsn,u w. Mears. S. w; Thomas G..
Kelam, j. W.; VIM. j. Fusqne, 5. D.:
l.. ]. Turlington,a. D.; A. j. Lilliston,
treasurer; TDoulas NTH secretary
John E. Bradford, tiler.
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Capt II. B. Keaton has sold lis fam
nea Chescnnntssex, to james l.. B -lcte
for tie sum Of &, 500.
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Large shipments of Irish potatoes are
being made to- Baltimore by steamer
from this place.
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". r. HaIlett las awarded Mr.. Asa
Bundick the contract for building his
rcw storciiouse. which is to he single
story %, IS feet.
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Mr.. Jas. G. Heath, of ChesconnessiN
will become u partner of Mr.. a. Fl. q.
Nears OF this place i'll the mercantile
business in the fall. s. handsome
dwelling is to be erected by him also
soon on Il lot recently purchased here OF
Mr.. John 1. Powell.
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IN oRTHAM. AYREs-At Temperance
lille OH 18th inst. by Rev. NJ. Oldham,
f., VIM. r. Northam. to Miss Olive E.
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I have seen your machine work and
think 1t the best [ ever saw and would
not be without one for twice It's cost. j.
W -AIGAnS..
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Miss Eva Roberts. of Norfolk, was
the Guest cf Mrs. Robert i. Hopkins
during last week.
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Crops in ills part Of The county ar
looking wei. though suffering for want
OF rain.
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For SALE-Five hundred bushels of
white corn. D. Fl Johnson,
Leemont, Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-06-25

r AN OLD SToRY-Baily's Cholera Cure,
The great Diahrhoea and DysentGrY cure
las been found to be a positive specific
asI1 or the bowel complaints. Let ev-
egfy family get and Keep bottle in the
iiouse. Tryit. only % cents. Sold by
jill merchants. Manufactured by James
Tally s. Son, Baltimore.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-06-25

Having seen Che Missouri steam wash
CT in use, think it a success and q
great saving of labor, Z. Ell. PITTS.
March Dist 'S7.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-06-25

For sALE-5o, 900 Late Flat Dutch,
and Large Bergen Drumhead Cabbage
Plants at 10 cents per hundred; by mail
25 cents per hundred.
McMath Bros,
Onley, Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-06-25

For SALE-.A dead rise tatteall. new,
we'll lnilt, speedy and comfortable il
feet long and G4 feet wide, and well
equipped with sails, anchor, &c, also
boat house. For terms apply TO
Thomas l..Trowtr.
FairOakS. Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-06-25

This steam washer does well all tho
work thatis claimed for it. 1t has been
used at my house with much satisfac-
tier. G. G.. JONES.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-06-25

Use Leafs Celebrated Kirkwood Win
ter Patent Family Flour, the verv best
in the market. We lead all the time.